The Church at Rocky Peak | Weekend Services

In this week’s message, we took a look at John the Baptist’s response to Jesus’ public ministry gaining momentum. From this, we learn that as Jesus becomes greater in our life, so does our joy as our Messiah is glorified.

Jesus cares way more about where you're going than where you're coming from, but it all starts with a decision God gives us. In this message Pastor Michael teaches about what happens when we respond to the light and begin our life with Jesus.

There are some key questions we need to ask ourselves to truly know if we're born again. In this message, Michael teaches from the Gospel of John on what it means to be reborn as a child of God.

God cannot enter our temple unless we’re willing to let Him cleanse it. As believers we have to realize that this cleansing process may look similar to Jesus driving out the money changers and animals from the temple courts that we read about in John chapter 2.

In this week’s message we see a glimpse of Jesus’ glory revealed in the first sign recorded in the Gospel of John, the Wedding at Cana. This first sign is the beginning of Jesus leading us into a new reality that is experienced through our surrender to the Messiah.

The disciples, as we now know them, were not like the disciples Jesus first called. Their transformations began just like every Christ followers' begin: with crucial first steps.

This week we explore what unraveled when John the Baptist took the witness stand to testify that he is NOT the messiah, but rather only the messenger preparing the way.

How is Jesus completely grace AND completely truth? Is our view of God too soft or too harsh? This weekend we study what the right view of Jesus is by continuing to dig into the Gospel of John together.

The “Sunday school Jesus” is not big enough to handle the level of problems we face in our life and needs to be left behind for a right view and understanding of who God is. Michael begins to unpack this in our study of the Gospel of John.

We are gearing up to return to indoor services, but not without taking 4 vital steps first. Michael shares his heart and the principles we’re going to follow as a church as we move forward in returning.

In this week’s message we unpack how to keep our focus on Jesus in the midst of a season filled with the constant distraction of fear and anger. When Jesus becomes our primary focus, then He will give us clarity as we step into an uncertain future.

The story of David and Goliath is a prime example of how God’s way isn’t always the way that makes the most sense to us, but clarity comes when we choose to trust and follow God despite this.

In order to live under the blessing, we need to trust and obey God immediately, just like Mary did. Even though it is hard, true faith leads to obedience, which will lead to His blessing.

We see a consistent pattern in the life of Christ where he pours out love and compassion on the ones who need it most. Loving and serving the poor, lame, sick, outcasts in society and those especially in need of love is a path to living in the blessing.

When we ask God to forgive us He doesn't do it begrudgingly, but instead He LONGS to bring us in close again and continually pursues us. Part of being under God's blessing is the gift of forgiveness.

What are you dwelling on? Are you allowing the voice of your King to speak directly to your heart? Being full of thanksgiving requires intentionally and a conscious decision to dwell on His word.

Seeking wisdom is like seeking treasure, and making wise decisions is a large part of what brings blessings in our lives.

The blessing is not automatic, and the choices we make have everything to do with whether we're living under the blessing or not. God gives us the power to choose to live in obedience or disobedience to Him, and choose our path.

When man fell at the beginning, we were all put under the curse, but God made a way for us to be right with him and come back home under the blessing. Michael teaches about how this isn't because of our performance— but because of Christ's.

Our confidence comes from the truth that this country is not our kingdom and our future is not here, it's in an eternal place. The more we can grasp this, the more we can be salt and light in the here and now.

The day of evil is coming. Are you staying alert? In this message Michael wraps up our series in Spiritual Warfare and teaches on the importance of staying armed and alert in the battle.

Prayer is one of the most essential elements of spiritual warfare, and should play a role in everything we do. Through prayer we can ask God for wisdom, revelation, and knowledge of the hope we have in Him.

The sword of the Spirit is the word of God, and if we are going to wield it well, we will have to allow our own hearts to be pierced by its power. It is through this process that we can receive new life.

No matter what we're going through, we have to focus in on the reality of what's coming through Jesus Christ. Our hope comes from remembering that this life is for the next life and that we're living this day for THAT day.

Faith grows when God speaks, but often times we need to slow down and be still to truly hear His voice. In this message Michael teaches on the importance of following the voice of God and the priorities we need to have for a faith that's always growing.